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Franchise Deep Dive: Bud’s Place Franchise Costs, Fees, Profit and Data
This bring-your-own-cannabis consumption lounge wants visitors to be able to have “HIGH. QUALITY. FUN.” in a safe, clean environment.

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This bring-your-own-cannabis consumption lounge wants visitors to be able to have “HIGH. QUALITY. FUN.” in a safe, clean environment.

Bud’s Place is a franchise that provides social cannabis consumption lounges in a bring-your-own format (no dispensing until federally legal). It has food, beverages and accessories in a facility where customers can enjoy their own cannabis and have “HIGH. QUALITY. FUN.”
Bud’s Place was established in 2019 by Mark Cohen and Ron Silberstein, who saw a gap in the market for somewhere safe, clean and fun that people could enjoy cannabis.
In 2021, Bud’s Place announced a Collaboration Agreement with Status Group International Corporation (SGIC) in which SGIC will help Bud’s Place accelerate its growth and aid in its expansion worldwide. There are single- and multi-unit agreements available across the United States.
Since opening, Bud’s Place aims to be a game changer for franchisees, with a game plan that will:
Bud’s Place does not have a publicly available Item 19. To learn more, contact the team about reading the Franchise Disclosure Document (FDD), which will state the total earnings of any company or franchise-owned unit as a reference.
The investment to open a single Bud’s Place will range between an estimated $600,400 and $1,196,500. The investment will vary based on size, location, license costs and air quality rules.
The franchise fee for Bud’s Place is $75,000 for a single unit. There is a sliding scale for a multi-unit agreement.
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